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Articles in Oct 25, 2000 issue of Real Estate Weekly

• Industry reacts to FCC's wiring proposal
  by Parke Chapman
• Lynette Tulkoff
• Hartz sees future NJ growth
• How markets varied in a robust quarter
• New Jersey's leasing velocity already surpasses last year
  by David Sherman
• M.F. DiScala & Co
• Reckson Associates Realty Corp
• Pilot Woerd Avenue
• Done Deals REPORT
• Antique Gallery Gets Old Fashioned Tank
• Westminster honored by New Jersey apartment group
• Paul J. Massey
• Old English muffin factory in Totoway going new economy
• Rehab of antiquated facilities answer to lack of space in NJ
  by Seena Stein
• Tenants looking for space don't have to be limited
  by Tim Kucha
• William C. Hanson
• RealtyIQ lists accomplishments
• Charles Grussgott
• A Tree Grows in Brooklyn
• Who's News MANAGEMENT PERSONNEL
• State of Israel Bonds will honor former Rep. Podell
• Firm's August res. rentals soar
• Investment property sales down, but multi-family's hot
  by Jeffrey R. Dunne
• Two new leases signed for Melville building
• Richard Van Houten
• Brinkman design scholarships awarded
• Houlihan-Pames
• The Church's Dry Tale
• Eden Wood Realty
• MBA Weekly survey results
• City's apartment market won't be cooling anytime soon
  by Susan G. Renfrew
• Retail 2000: 'Year of Dragon' lives up to its storied billing
  by Faith Hope Consolo
• Ziprin gains share of Midboro
• [0] Jeffrey A. Kessel
• Universal looks to expand
• Insignia reps McGraw-Hill building
• Industrial Complex
• C&W acquires RDP: Huge boost for retail end
  by Parke Chapman
• Gerber/Somma Associates
• Princeton office construction booms
  by Vincent Marano
• Fisk gets a jump on Columbus Circle
  by George Fabian
• Area industrial market vacancies reflect national trends
  by William F. Reilly
• Edward R. Horne
• Deloitte & Touche honors CoStar
• Good Medicine
• CUNY honors Studley tonight
• 'It's still about the people'
  by Parke Chapman
• 'The New Newark' is topic of AREW Nov. 8 Luncheon
• Year-end may bring us closer to new brownfields law
  by Ronald B. Bruder
• Uncovering hidden space is crucial in a tight market
  by Susan Kahaner
• Jeffrey A. Kessel
• Swanke Hayden Connell wins AIA award for WTC design
• Meridian
• Clean water at Last!
• Kushner Companies
• Small contractors group honors its own
• Development opportunities brewing in Boerum Hill
  by Howard Golden
• New York needs more senior housing
  by Stanley Diamond
• Michael J. DiProspero
• William C. Hanson
• Andrew Stewart
• Big News at 3 Times Square
• Tarragon names Rothenberg COO
• 80/20 program to benefit low-income, developers
  by Parke Chapman
• Marcus & Millichap
• Humanitarian Of The Year
• New York City rental market enjoys third quarter high
  by Andrew Heiberger
• Boom in downtown Brooklyn shows no signs of letting up
  by James Whelan
• Frederick Kane Marek
• Tishman's Cohen to address B'nai B'rith
• Joseph Taub
• A Garden in the Sky
• Sen. Schumer to address space and 'Group of 35'
  by Natalie Keith
• Newmark of Long Island
• Sony Music Entertainment adds to its Flatiron space
• Studley: Greatly reduced leasing activity in third quarter
• High-yield lenders play role toward adaptive reuses
  by Scott Hartstein
• W&M Properties
• Financing is arranged for new Hoboken apartment complex
• Market Watch

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